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Westport Times, Volume V, Issue 825, 15 June 1871, Page 3

KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN I (NEW VERSION.) "Kathleen Mavouraeen! the grey dawn is breaking! " My fair one, fetch to me rny new 3uit of clothes, The vest and the trousers bought were at Westpobt House, As also the coat, and those bargains of hose. EXTBACT FROM THE GOVERMENT " GAZETTE." Gold exports for the quarter ending 31st March, 1870, 41.106nzs £165,308 For the quarter endiug 31st March, 1871, 20,9440zs ... 83,776 Decrease £81,542 In consequence of this unlooked-for state of things, WHYTE AND PIRIE have resolved to offer the greatest inducements to cash buyers of Clothing, in order to clear out their entire Stock, as cash must be had, whether the times are good or bad. ELECTRICAL PSYCHOLOGY, OR THE DOCTRINE OF IMPRESSIONS. It matters not from what cause, or how soon a man's clothes become delapidated, so long as he and his purse are in a psychological condition. If when in this state he determines to have a new suit, this science clearly demonstrate* that he will procure one of some kind. When such an impression has taken hold of the subject, it is just and expedient that he should be directed to the proper Clothing House—to WESTPORT HOUSE,—where he will be able to get value for his money, whether a judge of clothes or not. By fixing a siagle garment in his mind —say one of Whtte and Pyrie's 5s Flannel Shirts—he will be led by the association of ideas to think of their late 6s Shirt, and to make a successful effort to buy where such value has hitherto been obtained. Taking advantage of the experience of some of the most eminent practical philosophers in the School of Electrical Psychology, the following lines have been penned and may be sung in the usual way or otherwise, as occasion may warrant, to those willing to be put under the influence: — THE WUIDING STAK. My coat 13 gcttin' auld, Jean, For coats and breeks and a', John, Its banes are unco bare, Yo ken they top the tree, "Twas got at Westport House, Jean, Auld duds still make gude washing clouts, It has been dour to wear. Losflw generalship to mc. Thoti art my guiding star. I am thy guiding star! JEAN. JOHN. Keep up your neb, my jo John, " Why leave me pining! Molly Bawn ?" Look neither glum nor sad, Sighs Pat of Mullingar; Go back to Whyte and Pibie's, John, Sings John, your jo, of your ain eel'. They'll suit you my braw lad. 'i'hou art my guiding star ! I am thy guiding star. Thou art my guiding star! GLOSSARY. Unco : rather, pretty considerably, very. Dour: obstinate, not to be affected or iraNeb : beak, nose, proboscis, pecker. pressed. Ken : know, up to, cognisant of Brocks. a generic term fop trousers. REMEMBER—WHYTE ATO PIBIE'S 5s ELAMEL SHIRT. MEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! NEW GOODS ! ! ! Drapery. Clothing. Drapery. &c. &c. &c. GRAVES AND FLEMING TTAVE just received from Melbourne, ex Rangitoto, a Large and New Stock of WINTER DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, BOUGHT FOR CASH, and Especially Selected by Mr GRAVES for this District. The Goods will be On Show immediately, and offered at a Low Price, to suit the times. FOR DETAILED LIST SEE NEXT ISSUE. GRAVES AND FLEMING, DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, BOOT IMPORTERS, &c, &c, GLADSTONE HOUSE, WESTPORT. FOE SALE. Apply at the Times Office. IMPORTANT NOTICE. IHE undersigned has for disposal . several PULL SHARES, as well as HALF and QUARTER COMFORTABLE COTTAGE SHARES in the INANGAHUA j REEFS, at prices varving from £2O to £SOO. A large number of SCRIP also in (three-roomed), in Kennedy-street. the market. W. N. FRANKLYN, Rcefton, Inangahua. Sharebroker.